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- Stakeholder Material Topics Survey
- Social Engagement
- Environmental Sustainability
- Employee Benefits
- Retirement Policy
- Talent Development and Performance-Based Compensation Practices
- Employee Safety and Workplace Environment Protection Measures and Implementation
- Workplace Diversity and Gender Equality Policy
- Human Rights Policy and Management Measures
Stakeholders Engagement
Lightel Corporation identified its stakeholders with reference to the potential stakeholder categories outlined in the GRI Standards, as well as benchmarking practices from industry peers. In line with the AA1000 Stakeholder Engagement Standard (AA1000 SES, 2015), we adopted five key principles – Dependency, Responsibility, Tension, Influence, and Diverse Perspectives – to assess stakeholder relevance.
Through interviews and evaluations conducted with the Group CEO and heads of key operational units, we identified six primary stakeholder groups that have significant influence on or are significantly impacted by the Company: Shareholders and Investors, Customers, Suppliers, Employees, Government and Regulatory Authorities, and Social Organizations and NGOs.
To better understand and address stakeholder concerns, we have established various communication channels to facilitate two-way engagement, allowing stakeholders to express their views at any time. This approach helps us stay responsive to the sustainability topics that matter most to each group.
To ensure the effective implementation of material sustainability topics and achievement of related goals, Lightel Corporation compiles stakeholder communication outcomes on an annual basis and submits the results to the Board of Directors as a key reference for sustainability governance and decision-making.
The summary of stakeholder engagement mechanisms and key areas of concern for 2025 is presented in the table below. The stakeholder communication report for 2025 was submitted to the Board of Directors on March 10, 2026.
Through interviews and evaluations conducted with the Group CEO and heads of key operational units, we identified six primary stakeholder groups that have significant influence on or are significantly impacted by the Company: Shareholders and Investors, Customers, Suppliers, Employees, Government and Regulatory Authorities, and Social Organizations and NGOs.
To better understand and address stakeholder concerns, we have established various communication channels to facilitate two-way engagement, allowing stakeholders to express their views at any time. This approach helps us stay responsive to the sustainability topics that matter most to each group.
To ensure the effective implementation of material sustainability topics and achievement of related goals, Lightel Corporation compiles stakeholder communication outcomes on an annual basis and submits the results to the Board of Directors as a key reference for sustainability governance and decision-making.
The summary of stakeholder engagement mechanisms and key areas of concern for 2025 is presented in the table below. The stakeholder communication report for 2025 was submitted to the Board of Directors on March 10, 2026.
| Stakeholders | Relevance to Lightel | Communication Channels | Frequency | Key Concerns | 2024 Communication Achievements |
| Shareholders and Investors | Lightel actively informs shareholders of the company's operations and financial status, striving to enhance shareholder interests. Shareholders provide capital and participate in corporate governance to ensure operations align with their interests. Investors provide financial support in the capital market and influence the company's direction through investment behaviors and feedback. Their participation supports business expansion, R&D, and long-term stable development. |
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| Customers | Lightel is committed to providing products of stable quality and professional services to respond to customer needs and maintain long-term partnerships. Through continuous R&D and solution integration, we assist customers in addressing market challenges and improving efficiency. We provide customized production and technical support based on specific needs to strengthen mutual trust and promote collaborative development. |
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| Suppliers | Suppliers are vital partners in the operating system, providing raw materials and components for product quality and production stability. Lightel and its suppliers jointly focus on human rights, safety, health, and sustainability. Through stable cooperation, we maintain supply chain efficiency and flexibility. Technical exchange and collaboration optimize product performance and process efficiency, fostering long-term mutual growth. |
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| Employees | Providing a friendly working environment and humane management enhances employee satisfaction and engagement. Their contributions drive continuous development and provide momentum for corporate culture and team cohesion, increasing competitiveness. Lightel values employee feedback, listens regularly, and fosters a friendly workplace to increase loyalty and competitive advantage. |
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| Government and Regulatory Authorities | Lightel recognizes the importance of government and regulatory authorities. They monitor corporate compliance, maintain market order, and protect consumer rights. Through policy support and industrial development plans, they promote corporate growth, innovation, and industry-academic cooperation. Their support and supervision are crucial to corporate success. |
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| Social Organizations and NGOs | Upholding the core spirit of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), Lightel actively engages in community public welfare and social care, encouraging employees to participate in charitable activities to give back to society. We aim to promote community development, enhance social recognition, and increase employee social awareness. Lightel will continue to develop diverse forms of social participation to deepen the connection between the enterprise and society. |
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